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Installing FSharp on SUSE Linux
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Hi all,

I'm having some trouble installing F# on SUSE Linux. Here's what I did:

- Installed mono using the packages provided with the distribution
- Unpacked FSharp.zip and copied the resulting files to /usr/lib/fsharp
- in the "/usr/lib/fsharp" directory "chmod +x install-mono.sh"
- still in the "/usr/lib/fsharp" dir sh install-mono.sh

I get the following output:

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: command not foundne 2: 
Failure adding assembly to the cache: The system cannot find the file specified.
Failure adding assembly to the cache: The system cannot find the file specified.
Failure adding assembly to the cache: The system cannot find the file specified.
Failure adding assembly to the cache: The system cannot find the file specified.
Failure adding assembly to the cache: The system cannot find the file specified.
Failure adding assembly to the cache: The system cannot find the file specified.
: command not foundne 10: 
chmod: cannot access `bin/fscp10.exe\r': No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access `bin/fsi10.exe\r': No such file or directory
: command not foundne 13: 
Replacing fsi.exe and fsc.exe with programs that run under .NET 1.0...
: command not foundne 19: 
cannot open assembly bin/fslib10.dll
cannot open assembly bin/mllib10.dll
: command not foundne 24: 
Pre-compiling FSharp.Compiler10.dll (may take a while)...
cannot open assembly bin/FSharp.Compiler10.dll
: command not foundne 27: 
cannot open assembly bin/fscp10.exe
cannot open assembly bin/fsi10.exe
Mono Ahead of Time compiler - compiling assembly /usr/lib/fsharp/bin/fsc.exe
Code: 923 Info: 60 Ex Info: 57 Class Info: 149 PLT: 14 GOT Info: 37 GOT Info Offsets: 52 GOT: 52 Executing the native assembler: as  /tmp/mono_aot_SLM1JT -o /tmp/mono_aot_SLM1JT.o .so /tmp/mono_aot_SLM1JT.or: ld -shared -o /usr/lib/fsharp/bin/fsc.exe Compiled 13 out of 13 methods (100%) 0 methods contain absolute addresses (0%) 0 methods contain wrapper references (0%) 0 methods contain lmf pointers (0%) 0 methods have other problems (0%) Methods without GOT slots: 7 (53%) Direct calls: 3 (50%) GOT slot distribution:
        class: 2
        image: 1
        vtable: 6
        sflda: 4
AOT RESULT 0
Mono Ahead of Time compiler - compiling assembly /usr/lib/fsharp/bin/fsi.exe
Code: 102711 Info: 6056 Ex Info: 1580 Class Info: 2861 PLT: 312 GOT Info: 814 GOT Info Offsets: 1152 GOT: 2020 Executing the native assembler: as  /tmp/mono_aot_DZ6XJT -o /tmp/mono_aot_DZ6XJT.o .so /tmp/mono_aot_DZ6XJT.or: ld -shared -o /usr/lib/fsharp/bin/fsi.exe Compiled 342 out of 344 methods (99%) 0 methods contain absolute addresses (0%) 0 methods contain wrapper references (0%) 0 methods contain lmf pointers (0%)
2 methods have other problems (0%)
Methods without GOT slots: 117 (34%)
Direct calls: 52 (28%)
GOT slot distribution:
        methodconst: 8
        switch: 4
        class: 62
        image: 1
        vtable: 124
        sflda: 100
        ldstr: 205
        adjusted_iid: 1
AOT RESULT 0

Strangly if i run the commands invidually they all seem to work okay. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

Cheers,
Rob

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That's right - we'll fix that for the next release.

Don

By on 12/15/2006 2:59 AM ()

Seems to be working just fine now!

Cheers,
Rob

By on 12/15/2006 4:04 AM ()

I had a similar problem but much worse (ubuntu) which coredumps after stating that System.Windows.Forms Version=1.0.3300.0 cannot be loaded. I have also tried compiling in a 32 bit environment (linux32) but no joy. Any suggestions or pointers elsewhere would be greatly appreciated.

By on 5/31/2007 3:38 AM ()

(please admin delete this post, thanks)

By on 6/1/2007 1:00 AM ()

Hi, probably I am wrong, but you could try to add
/opt/mono-1.2.4/lib/(or elsewhere you have mono library installed) to your
/etc/ld.so.confand then
ldconfig
from root user.

best regards gs

By on 6/1/2007 12:59 AM ()

I have seen this problem when using FSI, which tries to load the System.Windows.Forms dll to start an event loop, you can use the --no-gui flag and fsi should start working. Is this were you are seeing the problem?

I'm informed that some users have been able to use FSI with mono on linux without the --no-gui flag, so at a guess System.Windows.Forms works on some distributions but not others, or maybe it requires some other components to be installed to get it working?

By on 6/1/2007 12:48 AM ()

If I remember correctly I had to run dos2unix on the install script before it would work.

Cheers,

Andy

By on 12/15/2006 2:43 AM ()

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